| MARK TWAIN LAUGHING : P.M. ZALL |
MARK TWAIN LAUGHING : P.M. ZALL (American Library)
If you pick a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principle difference between a dog and a man.
Adam was but human - this explains it all. He did not want the apple for apple’s sake, he wanted it because it was forbidden. The mistake was not in forbidding the serpent, then he would have eaten the serpent.
Adam and Eve had many advantages, but the principle one was, they escaped teething.
‘Classic’ A book which people praise and do not read.
There is not a Parallel Latitude but thinks it would have been the Equator if had its rights.
To make a living and to make life worth living are seldom the same thing.
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| WHERE IS THE EARTH ? |
Sometime ago astronomers decided to workout the ideal distance from the sun where the temperature would be just right for life. As it turned out, the best conditions are maintained at a distance of 150 million kilometers.
THAT IS PRECISELY WHERE THE EARTH IS !
Venus is, for instance a tiny bit closure to the Sun. As a result, it is so, that there are even some metals that melt in the inferno. While MARS is a trifle further off, and it is so cold that even carbon dioxide freezes into white ice there.
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| STEPHEN HAWKING |
STEPHEN HAWKING is one of the few physicists to believe that Universe really had been born of a singularity. Readers Digest.
Professor Hoyle and other two scientist explained how everything - including the atoms in your body is built up from hydrogen and helium inside the stars.
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| HUSAINI KAFLA |
The historians have noted that the HUSAINI KAFLA had stopped at 19 places, while traveling from KUFA to DAMISHK / KARBALA to KUFA
KADSIYAH
MUSAL
TAKRIT
VADI E KHALA
LABA
DAYHE YAHAL (on the banks of river DAJLA)
NASIBIN
DAWAT
KUNSARIN
MA ARATUN NOMAN
SHIRUZ
SIBUR
HIMAT
HAMAS
ABLIK
DERE RAHIB.
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| The world’s busiest Gold Bazar |
Thanks to our penchant for acquiring gold, it is estimated that there are more then 9500 tones ( worth about Rs: 493,000 crores) in India, mostly in private hands. That’s slightly more than 8% of all the gold recovered by mankind.
Today, with over a million goldsmith and some 230000 jewellers, ornaments remain the main use for gold over India.
Kerala and Delhi together account for 200 tones - more than a third of the nearly 510 tones of Gold consumed each year.
Only, about 2 tonnes of gold are mined annually in India, mainly at Kolar and Hulli mines in Karnataka.
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